Origins of the Apocrypha Part 2

Part 1: Origins of the Apocrypha

The Jesus Movement from the 60’s and 70’s found a way to connect Christianity to young people. Unfortunately, televangelists brought false teaching and misrepresentations that left a horrible and irreparable stain upon the Christian faith. Listen as Pastor Pete Lasutschinkow examines Christianity in the 60’s and 70’s.

The decades of the 1960s and 1970s was a time of violent upheaval and radical change in America. The conservative values of the country were shattered by war, riots, deceit, sexual revolt, and disintegrating families, but also a glimmer of hope in the revitalized church. Join us as we look at this turbulent era of the destruction of the family and the church’s response in these changing times.

The Sixties and Seventies: The Decline and Fall of America Society | CLASS Online

Let it All Fall Down | Pastor Pete Lasutschinkow

The Sixties and Seventies: The Decline and Fall of America Society Episode 2:

Highway to Hell | Jay Wertin

The Sixties and Seventies: The Decline and Fall of America Society Episode 1:

We Shall Overcome

The Men Behind Luther and the Reformation (Part 4) | Taught by Jeff Gordon

In order for the reformation to become real, it had to become realized in local church congregations and communities that were so embedded in the culture. In today’s time, a movement can grow and be adopted through social media. But during the Reformation, there was no Facebook, YouTube, Twitter or Instagram.

Instead, there was one man that made the engine of the cultural revolution of the Reformation work: Lucas Cranach.

Message from Pastor Pete Lasutschinkow on February 9, 2020

To find the answer, we travel to the Sea of Galilee on this episode of Touring a Biblical World with Pastor Pete Lasutschinkow.